@spec get_current_settings(QMI.name(), QMI.Codec.WirelessData.ip_family(), [
  QMI.Codec.WirelessData.get_current_settings_opt()
]) :: {:ok, QMI.Codec.WirelessData.current_settings()} | {:error, atom()}

Get current WDS settings for the given IP family (4 or 6). Returns a map that may include :ipv4_mtu and/or :ipv6_mtu.

Options are passed to the codec builder and may include:

• :extended_mask - add Extended Requested Settings (0x11) mask
• :packet_data_handle - include PDH (0x01) for the active session

@spec modify_profile_settings(QMI.name(), profile_index :: integer(), [
  QMI.Codec.WirelessData.profile_setting()
]) :: {:ok, map()} | {:error, atom()}

Modify a profile's settings to be used when starting an interface connection

@spec set_event_report(QMI.name(), [QMI.Codec.WirelessData.event_report_opt()]) ::
  :ok | {:error, atom()}

Set the event report options for the wireless data event indication

@spec start_network_interface(QMI.name(), [
  QMI.Codec.WirelessData.start_network_interface_opt()
]) ::
  {:ok, QMI.Codec.WirelessData.start_network_report()} | {:error, atom()}

Start the network interface

This will return once a packet data session is established and the interface can perform IP address configuration. That means once this returns you can configure the interface via DHCP.